What is Mossy's neighborly way to buy?

Transparency

We believe in being upfront in all of our interactions with our Customers.

Neighborly Market Based Pricing:

We Price all of our vehicles based on the average transaction price of the vehicle in our market.

This means there is ...

no need to negotiate!

Respect

We believe respect comes from practicing the Golden rule:

Treat others the way you would want to be treated. Respecting time and giving back are two ways we do business the Neighborly way.

Neighborly way of giving back:

Each year we select three different charities. With each vehicle purchased, we allow our clients to vote on which charity they would like to support. At the end of each year, we will donate a portion of our proceeds prorated based on the results of the surveys.

Trust

Mossy is a 5th generation family business. Our goal is to keep serving our community well into the future. The best way to do that, is to do business the Neighborly way…

Neighborly satisfaction...72 Hours to exchange*:

Even though it is expensive to take a vehicle back, we want you to be happy with your purchase. If for some reason you don’t like what you purchased, we will allow you to exchange it for another Mossy vehicle.

*Requirements: 1. Must be within 72 hours of the purchase. 2. Must be within 200 miles of the purchase. 3. Must have no damage to the vehicle. 4. Only 1 exchange allowed per purchase.

Charities we work with:

Love Does

We fight for human rights, care for the vulnerable, and provide education in conflict zones. Love Does, founded by Bob Goff in 2002, currently works in 14 countries. We operate schools, safe houses, prison programs, women’s resource centers, and more. Locally in San Diego, we have a mobile food program, single mom program, and resettlement program. Rooted in joy and whimsy, Love Does believes that small, consistent acts of kindness can change the world.

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Rancho Coastal Humane Society

Since 1960, RCHS has been a trusted community resource for pets and the people who love them. Founded by animal advocate Maria K. Lloyd, our shelter began as a few small cottages and barns. Today, our campus has been transformed into a modern hub for animal care services, featuring new facilities that welcome visitors with the same warmth and kindness that has been the hallmark of our “little yellow house.” Vivian’s Learning Center – offering youth and community education Charlotte’s Medical Center – providing state-of-the-art veterinary care Brock’s Community Pet Food Bank – supporting pet families in need FOCAS Adoption Center – finding homes for pets in need Behavior and Training – helping dogs become well-adjusted and confident When you donate to RCHS you’re saving the lives of abandoned companion animals, supporting pet families in need and teaching future generations compassion for animals.

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Travis Manion Foundation

Veterans and families of the fallen often feel isolated post-service, with over 20 of our nation’s heroes dying by suicide each day. TMF takes a proactive approach by addressing root causes including isolation and finding renewed purpose. Our programs focus first on investing in veterans and families of the fallen to improve their mental health and well-being. Then, we provide veterans and survivors opportunities to lead—from mentoring local youth to uniting communities to honor the fallen.

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Breakthrough T1D

Founded in 1970 by families whose loved ones had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D), Breakthrough T1D is a tax-exempt nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. We are opening doors that were once closed by T1D diagnosis. We lead the way to more effective solutions by connecting the brightest minds to advance treatments, influence policy, and improve access to care. By driving innovation forward, Breakthrough T1D will make type 1 diabetes a condition of the past. 

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